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It’s not inherently a bad thing for an NHL team to give its players movement protection. Whether it’s a partial no-trade or full no-movement clause, the reason is simple: Players are willing to trade actual dollars — sometimes hundreds of thousands or more — in exchange for security that they won’t be forced to move…
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One point of emphasis from Pittsburgh Penguins’ president of hockey operations and general manager Kyle Dubas after the team’s disappointing first-round playoff loss to the Philadelphia Flyers was that the Penguins were still giving up way too much when it comes to defense and goals against
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Amazon’s streaming service, Prime Video, and Rogers Communications have announced a 12-year agreement to broadcast NHL regular-season games in English and French on Wednesday nights, as well as Stanley Cup playoff games. The agreement will begin on Sept. 30, one day after the start of the 2026-27 regular season